Sentence examples for from taking any cut from inspiring English sources

It ran a consultation this summer and said it was considering prohibiting employers from taking any cut to provide greater protection to workers.

A government consultation on service charges and tipping, led by the former business secretary Sajid Javid, called for service charges on customers' bills to be clear and voluntary and said it was considering prohibiting employers from taking any cut, to provide greater protection for workers.

So many requests have poured in that McCarthy has recruited five other walkers to serve different parts of LA, though he will not take any cut from their earnings until he figures out a professional business model.

For instance, iExec leaves it to the users to determine the price of their computational resources and doesn't take any cut from their earnings.

Plus she thinks Blurb's economics are better because the company does not take any cut from the sale of books, it just charges printers for the leads it makes.

For example, AutoNavi is tapping the 40 million-strong active user base of its Gaode digital map to recruit drivers, while promising not to take any cut from passenger payments.

Business rivals claim his wealth comes from taking a cut from every major enterprise.

Our company makes money from taking a cut of workers' salaries". He refuses to say how much of a cut they take.

As a result, their business models often come from taking a cut of the transactions they facilitate rather than from advertisements.

In its entire lifetime, the platform has generated just $31bn in revenue, from mobile advertising and from taking a cut of sales of apps and media.

Revenues will come from taking a cut of every sale that ChannelPoint facilitates, between 1% and 6% of a policy's annual premium.